How to effectively communicate change


Change is the only constant, as they say. Whether we're adopting new technologies, bringing in new team members, or adjusting to forces outside of..

Grantsmanship: The art elevating your grant application


Navigating the intricacies of grant writing can be daunting, but it's a vital skill for researchers and academics. Many of our own clients use..

How to draw... anything


As children, we instinctively recognise drawing as a powerful means of communication but as we grow older, it's often undervalued compared to writing..

Visualising Workshops: Q&A with facilitator Alison Coward


As a long-standing partner of Bracket, Scriberia have been lucky enough to have a ringside seat at many of Alison's innovative workshops, designed to..

Unlocking the Power of Visual Thinking Strategies


What is visual thinking? Perhaps unsurprisingly, we thought it might be best to explain visual thinking VISUALLY... Take a look: {% video_player..

Picture-literate in six brilliant weeks


When it comes to finding a way through dense issues and challenges, Sande realised how often standard comms tools miss the mark. So she resolved to..

Visual thinking gives us humanity, clarity and childlike curiosity


Hazel White's work with the NHS, helping doctors share specialist knowledge about end-of-life care during the Covid pandemic, gave her a strong sense..

Visualising a pandemic


This year we all became fluent in the new, universal visual language of Coronavirus. That spiky little ball, the worrying upwards trajectory of..

Practising the practical art of drawing


Drawing is the tool we use to express our visual thinking. And we know that when we're thinking visually - whether we're making plans, plotting..

Drawing on knowledge


Have you ever tried to draw a portrait? At the risk of stating the obvious, portraiture is a process of studying your subject, accumulating..